Forbes:
A personal concierge handles ‘anything in the Yellow Pages as long as it’s legal, moral and ethical,’ says Katharine Giovanni, founder of the International Concierge and Errand Association, now with 600 dues-paying members in 20 countries. Some established concierges act as general contractors who hire and manage a host of services, from cleaning to shopping.
Start-up costs: Minimal - other than basic liability insurance, perhaps a few hundred dollars per year.
Income: Dollars vary drastically depending on the client base, though 6-figure incomes are not unheard of, says Giovanni.
Tip: Build a network of dependable vendors before you tackle bigger, more demanding clients.
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